| A
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The theme is general enough that most of the
images can be used for description. The theme is described thoroughly using images from
American Memory to provide supporting details. The editorial
evokes an emotional response from the reader and convinces the reader that change needs
to occur. Correct grammar and spelling is used.
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| B
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The theme is general and a brief description is
given. A few of the images are used to provide supporting details. The editorial convinces the reader that
change needs to occur, however no emotional response is evoked. Minor grammar and spelling
errors do not detract from the meaning.
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| C
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The theme is stated and vaguely described.
General references to the images are used for description. The editorial does not evoke
any emotional response, but the reader agrees that something should be done. Contains
grammar and spelling errors.
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| D
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Editorial and poster address the same themes.
Theme is stated but is not adequately described. General reference to an image is used
in description. The editorial does not make the reader think that changes need to occur.
Contains grammar and spelling errors.
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